12 Sep
2002
12 Sep
'02
3:01 a.m.
Joe <rigdonj(a)cfl.rr.com> wrote ..
I picked up a machine (TI TDS) that I thought was a
developement system
and it has a TMS 32010 pod on it.
Joe
I'm only vaguely familiar with the system with the separate 32010 pod. There was the
original TMS32010 EVM that has the DSP, TMS9995 host processor, dual serial ports, audio
tape interface, EPROM programming socket, and a 40-pin emulation cable. This would be part
number RTC/EVM320A-03. Been looking for one, with software, for some time.
What is the model number of yours? I have a bunch of TI DSP literature from the 32010
period and I'll try to look it up. This sounds somewhat later, though.
jbdigriz
12 Sep
12 Sep
1:18 p.m.
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Joe <rigdonj(a)cfl.rr.com> wrote ..
We used to have one of those when I worked for Tellabs. What I
remember most was the sound of the fan spinning up. It was one
of the loudest and most impressive fans I've ever heard on a
box that could sit on a lab bench. We nicknamed it our nuclear
reactor.
Brian L. Stuart
I picked up a machine (TI TDS) that I thought
was a developement system
and it has a TMS 32010 pod on it.
Joe
I'm only vaguely familiar with the system with the separate 32010 pod. There w
as the original TMS32010 EVM that has the DSP, TMS9995 host processor, dual s
erial ports, audio tape interface, EPROM programming socket, and a 40-pin emul
ation cable. This would be part number RTC/EVM320A-03. Been looking for one, w
ith software, for some time.
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